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Commercial EV Charger Installation in Seattle

Shared charging for apartments, condos, offices, retail, and fleets — designed, permitted, installed, and commissioned. For multi-family properties, current rebate programs often cover most of the cost.

End-to-End Commercial Projects

We handle the full scope: site walk and electrical assessment, load calculation and service capacity review, hardware selection sized to your actual use case, permitting through Seattle DCI or your municipality, utility coordination for service upgrades, trenching and conduit, installation and commissioning, and network setup — driver authentication, per-kWh billing, RFID access.

Certified on ChargePoint, Wallbox Commercial, Blink, EVgo, and Enel X hardware.

Rebates often cover 50–100%

Puget Sound Energy has run multi-family programs covering up to 100% of equipment and installation. Seattle City Light offers commercial cost-share programs, the WA Department of Commerce opens periodic grant rounds, and the federal 30C credit covers up to 30% for businesses. We build the rebate paperwork into the project plan from day one — for many multi-family properties the net cost is close to zero.

Common Project Types

Apartments & condos

Shared Level 2 chargers in resident parking with per-kWh billing back to each driver. Typical project: 4–12 ports, heavily rebate-eligible.

Workplaces

Employee charging in office lots — free or low per-session fee, often paired with sustainability goals or LEED credits.

Fleets & retail

Depot charging for service vans and delivery vehicles, or customer-facing chargers that increase dwell time at retail and hospitality sites.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a commercial EV charging project cost?

A small 2-port Level 2 project can start around $8,000–$15,000 installed; larger multi-family and fleet projects scale with port count and service upgrades. Rebates change the net number dramatically — many multi-family projects land near zero net cost after incentives.

How long does a commercial project take?

From site walk to commissioning, typically 6 to 12 weeks. Permitting and utility coordination drive the timeline more than the physical install.

Can residents be billed for the electricity they use?

Yes. Networked chargers handle per-kWh billing, RFID or app authentication, and monthly reporting — the property never has to touch a spreadsheet.

Do you help with the rebate applications?

Yes, and we start there. Program rules affect hardware choice and design, so applying after the fact leaves money on the table. We scope the project around what's fundable.

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